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Enter the
AMSO1100
install directory. This is where the commands, libraries,
and drivers will be installed.
Q2:
Where would you like your config data stored?
[/usr/opt/ammasso/data/<hostname>]
This is where the
rnic_cfg
file for the Ammasso installation will be stored.
This file contains the network settings for the Ammasso adapter.
Q3:
Would you like to configure interfaces of the Ammasso
1100 adapter? (y or n) [y]
If you have an
rnic_cfg
file from a previous installation, answer
‘n’
to
this question in order to retain that file. Answering
'y'
allows you to
configure both of the IP addresses for the adapter, its network masks, gateway
addresses,
etc
. for this system.
At this point you have successfully installed the AMSO1100 package on your system. If you
are deploying the Ammasso software on many machines in a cluster, please see chapter 6 for
more details. The various commands, libraries, and drivers are installed in the directory
chosen in step 3.
The commands are linked into
/usr/bin
. The libraries are linked into
/usr/lib
or
/usr/lib64
as required. The man pages are linked into
/usr/share/man
. The startup
configuration script is copied into
/etc/init.d
and linked appropriately in
/etc/rc*.d
. The Ammasso configuration file is copied into
/etc/ammasso.conf
.
NOTE: You must reboot your system for the drivers to be installed into the active
(running) kernel.
After you reboot, you can verify that that the drivers are loaded by using the
ccons(8)
command to query the running firmware for the version number:
# ccons 0 vers
Cluster Core 1.2.1
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